Adam Clayton Says It's Time to Act Against Gun Deaths in America

Adam Clayton from U2 can't perform at Concert Across America to End Gun Violence this year but he sent this important message about preventing gun deaths in America and mobilizing with music. Learn more about #ConcertAcrossAmerica at http://concertacrossamerica.org. @u2 

Bono meets Pope Francis

Bono was at the Vatican Wednesday for a private meeting with Pope Francis.  According to the Catholic News Agency, the private visit lasted a little more than 30 minutes  and the two talked about topics ranging from commerce and development to the sexual abuse scandal: Irishman Bono, born Paul David Hewson, also said that having just come from Ireland, they "inevitably"  spoke about "the pope's feelings about what has happened in the Church." He said he explained to Francis that to some it looks like "the abusers are being more  protected than the victims," and that he "could see the pain" in the pope's face.  "I felt he was sincere, and I think he's an extraordinary man for extraordinary times," Bono said. Bono also signed an agreement on behalf of the ONE Campaign to work with Scholas Occurentes,  an educational foundation supported by Pope Francis. "We haven't figured out what we are going to do  together," Bono said, "but we sort of have a crush on each other" -- that quote is  according to the Catholic publication Crux. The Vatican has posted this brief video with highlights from Bono's visit with Pope Francis. www.atu2.com

U2 made a surprise visit to refugees in Paris

U2 surprise guests at the restaurant beneath Madeleine Church in Paris on an off day from the E+I tour. 
The artist JR, friend of Bono's, posted it in his Instagram account.